Siemens BTC-BR, VDO BTC-BR User Manual

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USER’S MANUAL
TACHOGRAPH PROGRAMMER
AND CALIBRATOR
SIEMENS VDO
BTC-BR
BTC-BR 785.001.002/F
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Edited by:
Department of Technical Assistance
Responsibility for the content:
Mr. Maurício L. Mullin – Technical Assistance mauricio.mullin@siemens.com
Responsibility for the issue:
Siemens VDO Automotive Ltda.
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Technical and design modifications are reserved. Printed in Brazil.
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THIS PUBLICATION WAS EDITED BY DEPARTMENT OF TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE, DIVISION OF SERVICE & SPECIAL SOLUTIONS.
The informations and instructions contained in this publication are only for use of the Network Authorized Service. It does not replace or restore any technical information contained in specific documents of our Engineering or other official publication of Siemens VDO Automotive.
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Contents:
1 – General Description of Product...............................................................4
1.1 – Accessories.....................................................................................................5
1.2 – Applications.....................................................................................................5
2 – Functions Available.......................................................................................6
2.1 – Using the Keyboard................................................................................6
2.2 – Functions available for KTCO and MTCO ..............................................7
2.3 – Exclusive functions for MTCO ................................................................7
2.4 – Description of Functions.........................................................................8
2.4.1 – Automatic Measurement of the “W” factor for MTCO..................................8
2.4.2 - Automatic Measurement of the “W” factor for KTCO....................................8
2.4.3 –Manual Measurement of “W” factor for MTCO .............................................9
2.4.4 - Manual Measurement of “W” factor for KTCO..............................................9
2.4.5 – Bank Mobile.................................................................................................10
2.4.6 – Constant Measurement of “K” for MTCO.....................................................10
2.4.7 - Constant Measurement of “K” for KTCO......................................................10
2.4.8 – Test of Electronic Tachographs...................................................................11
2.4.8.1 – Distance Counter Test (Odometer)...................................................................11
2.4.8.2 –Test Chart (Proof of Operation)..........................................................................12
2.4.8.3 – Variable-Speed Test ......................................................................................... 14
2.4.9 – Programming...............................................................................................15
2.4.9.1 Installation......................................................................................................... 15
2.4.9.2 Date - Time........................................................................................................ 19
2.4.9.3 Setup Kitas........................................................................................................20
2.4.9.4 – Manufacturing Data........................................................................................... 20
2.4.9.5 – Erase Memory Errors........................................................................................ 21
2.4.9.6 – Software Version............................................................................................... 21
2.4.10 – Change of Language.................................................................................21
3 – Technical Details.....................................................................................................22
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1 – General Description of Product
The new Tachograph Programmer and Calibrator Siemens VDO Automotive main goal is to offer one more tool in tests and measurements of current tachographs, specifically for KTCO 1308, KTCO 1310, KTCO 1318 and MTCO 1390 models.
With the new equipment is possible to measure, generate test chart, simulate speed and, in cases of MTCO 1390, even to program the equipment. Its main feature is to bring together in one unit, two other essential to care of modern tachographs with which you will encounter in your daily life.
Besides practical to operate, it is also easy to be handled and can apply it both on the bench as the vehicle itself in test, thus eliminating the need to remove the tachograph for tests.
It replaces with advantages the current calibrators in use, including the HTC 1602.19. The equipment can be powered using the battery of the vehicle or an external source that is within the standards specified voltage.
The connection with the tachograph is direct, by a single cable and without the need of any additional component. A standard RS232 serial port is available for general purposes, such as communicating with a bar-code reader, a printer or a microcomputer.
One of the innovations in this new equipment is the possibility of making automatic measurements, i.e. without the need of the operator to define the beginning and end of the measurement.
One of the options is using it attached to an optical sensor and it will be responsible for determinating the beginning and the end of the measurement of twenty meters automatically.
Also new in this equipment relates to the fact that it can be attached to the Portable Roll Test (1602.26.160.267F) and thus simulate tracks calibration with 20, 50, 100 and 1000 meters. With this additional facility your measurements will gain speed, accuracy and quality.
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1. RJ – 6 Connector (exit RS 232)
2. Self-Lock Connector (tachographs)
3. Mini DIN 6 Connector (Portable Roll
Test / O
tical Sensor )
Fig. 01: External Connections (basic lower)
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1.1 - Accessories
The Tachograph Programmer and Calibrator Siemens VDO Automotive comes in carrying pouch (handbag) with two compartments, one for packing the tachograph programmer and manual of operation and other for packing the cables and optical sensors (optional).
The cables consist of 06 parts, as follow:
1. Cables for testing the KTCO 1318 / KTCO 1310
2. Cables for testing and programming the MTCO 1390
3. Cables with claws type alligator for feeding through external source to the vehicle or any other point
than that of cigarette lighter.
4. Cables for feeding through the cigarette lighter of the vehicle.
5. Adapter box for benchmarking of mechanical tachograph (use with sensor of 08 or 10 impulses/lap)
6. Adapter box for Portable Roll Test.
Note: cables 4 and 5 must be connected to the cables 1 or 2, as needed.
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5 e 6
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Fig. 02: Cables (accessories)
1.2 – Applications
Measurement of electronic tachograph MTCO 1390
Measurement of electronic tachograph KTCO 1318 / KTCO 1310
Measurement of mechanical tachograph KTCO 1308
Test Chart
Variable speed test and odometer
Programming date/time on electronic tachograph MTCO 1390 with an error of more than 24hs
Programming the number of chassis, constant “K”, odometer, among others, for electronic
tachograph MTCO 1390
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2 – Functions Available
In this chapter will be detailed all the functions available in portable tachograph programmer, some common to both lines of tachograph, KTCO e MTCO. All functions are accessed through the alpha­numerical keyboard and then will be seen as using it.
All data entry is highlighted with underscore characters indicating that the “edition” mode will be active.
2.1 – Using the Keyboard
5 6 direction of the cursor (Menu) 3 4 ⇒ direction of the cursor (Edition)
E confirms operation
C cancel operation or return to the previous
menu
L clean a field of data, letters and numbers
(edition mode)
F1 use only in some cases, being specified
when this occurs
F2 return the keyboard to the numerical mode,
i.e., numbers 0-9, “.” and “+/-“ ( edition mode)
F3 use characters from A to M of the keyboard,
located at the top left of the numerical keyboard. The yellow led, corresponding to this selection, will be lit, showing that this function is enabled (edition mode)
F4 use characters from N to Z of the keyboard,
located at the top right of the numerical keyboard. The green led, corresponding to this selection, will be lit, showing that this function is enabled (edition mode)
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2.2 – Functions available for KTCO and MTCO
Measurement of the W Automatic: it allows measure the tachograph in an automatic way, using as start and
end of measurement a system with optical barrier (optional) and two points of reference 20 meters away from each other. It is more accurate than the conventional method because it does not require the operator’s participation at the beginning and end steps of the operation by increasing the accuracy of measurement.
Measurement of the W Manual: it allows measure the tachograph using two points of reference to a pre­determinated distance from each other. It is necessary the operator’s intervention for the beginning and end of the operation. It is the conventional method of measurement.
Roller Set: it also allows measure the tachograph in an automatic way, using as start and end of measurement a pulses counting system emitted by the wheel of measurement of distance. It is more accurate than the optical barrier method because they may have greater distances (50, 100 and 1000 meters) and the loss of pulses in these cases does not influence as much as the standard distance (20 meters). It also doe s not require the operator’s participation at the beginning and end steps of the operation by increasing the accu racy of measurement.
Reading of Adjusted K: it reads the value of the constant “K” adjusted in the tachograph. For KTCO you can adjust it and make a rereading of the new value. For the MTCO the adjustment is made by programming.
Device Testing:
Distance Counter Test: it allows measure the indication of the odometer and to know whether the
indication of the distance travelled is the actual distance that the vehicle went.
Test Chart: it allows generate a test chart and to note the conditions of operation of tachographs. It is
executed in 22 steps, has estimated duration of 1h50’ and can be interrupted at any time.
Variable Speed: it allows programming a constant speed and changing it at any time unless unpro gram
the previous speed.
Change Language: it allows switch the language operation between Portuguese, English and Spanish.
2.3 – Exclusive functions for MTCO
Programming:
Installation: Read parameters of MTCO: it allows storing all the parameters described below Write parameters in MTCO: it allows recording all the parameters described below
K Adjustment: programming of the constant of adjustment of the MTCO N Adjustment: programming of the constant of the RPM (option al) Wheel Circumference: it records the dynamic radius of the wheel with the tire (only information) Total Odometer: it programmes the total value of the distance in kilometers travelled by the vehicle Vehicle Identification: it records the vehicle number of chassis where it will be installed the MTCO Configuration: Keep the original programming CAN Configuration: Keep the original programming Product Code: Keep the original prog ramming Drive Axis: Keep the original programming Initial Installation: it programmes the date on which the MTCO was installed Calibrate Date: it programmes the dates of measurement of constant “K” Seal Number: Record the name/number of representative that mesure/seal the MTCO Over Speed: it programmes the removal of alarm (D4) and trigger device noise or light for maximun
speed reached
Date-Time:
MTCO Time: it allows to correct the date and time that it is programmed in the MTCO MTCO Time Zone: it allows programming a value of time zone to be consi dered on European time.
Keep the original programming. MTCO Over Time: It programme dates of automatic exchange of daylight saving. Disable for national MTCOs. Keep the original programming.
Setup Kitas: it allows programming the operation of the sensor according to the installed tachograph (only for MTCO 1390).
Manufacturing Data: it shows the date of manufacture of the board of MTCO. Erase Memory: it deletes system errors in the memory of the extended menu. See “Manual of Operation of
MTCO”.
Software Version: it indicates the software version’s operating in the calibrator. Only for control of lot of the
manufacturer of the equipment.
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2.4 – Description of functions
Then each function will be detailed in sequential order, for the two lines of tachograph, because the operations are the same. The content of the display, for each case, will also be presented along the sequence that must be carried out by the keypad.
2.4.1 – Automatic Measurement of “W” factor for MTCO
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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1. AUTO MEAS W
2. MANUAL MEAS W
3. ROLLER SET
Scroll (E) Enter
E
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AUTO MEASURING
MTCO KTCO
5/6
- Scroll (E) Enter
E
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AUTO. MEAS. - MTCO PULSES: [0000] WAITING START ...
(C) Exit
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AUTO MEAS - MTCO PULSES: [0015] WAITING END...
(C) Exit
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AUTO MEAS - MTCO W MEAS: [17586] P/Km
(C) Exit
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2.4.2 - Automatic Measurement of “W” factor for KTCO
Select Auto Measurement W.
This function is the automatic measurement of W factor, using two optical sensors (optional). In this case they must be positioned at 20 meters of each other and the issuer must be fixed to the vehicle.
Select MTCO
This function prepares the Calibrator to capture the speed signal from the sensor, including differentiating it in amplitude and format.
At this moment drive the vehicle toward the first optical sensor and continue toward the second that must be 20m from the first one.
By going to the first sensor, will start up automatically the counting of pulses, ending up only with the passage through the second sensor.
After the passage through the second sensor the counting ends up automatically and the value to be adjusted to the constant “K” is shown on display.
distant
For the measurement of automatic “W” factor in a vehicle equipped with KTCO, just run the same previous procedure from the step 1, by changing the cable for tests and the option in step 2 from MTCO to KTCO.
For the measurement of the mechanical tachograph KTCO 1308 is necessary to attach the Adapter Box (page 05/item 05) and use the sensor of 08 or 10 impulses/lap in the gearbox. In this case, the number of laps/km will be equal to the number of measured pulses divided by the number of emitted pulses by the sensor, i.e.:
Nº. laps/km = __Nº. measured pulses__ 08 or 10 pulses/lap
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2.4.3 - Manual Measurement of “W” factor for MTCO
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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1. AUTO MEAS W
2. MANUAL MEAS W.
3. ROLLER SET
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Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Manual Meas. W .
This function is the manual measurement of W factor, using two points of reference distant, at least, 20 meters between them. It is essential the operator’s in this method of measurement.
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MANUAL MEASURING
MTCO KTCO
5/6
- Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select MTCO
This function prepares the Calibrator to capture the speed signal from the sensor, including differentiating it in amplitude and format.
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MANUAL MEAS - MTCO PULSES: [0000]
(F1) - START (C) Exit
F1
At this moment drive the vehicle toward the first point of reference and, passing through it, press the F1 key to start the measurement.
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MANUAL MEAS - MTCO PULSES: [0015]
(F2) - END (C) Exit
F2
By reaching the second point of reference, the operator must press the F2 key to finish the counting of pulses.
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MANUAL MEAS - MTCO LENGTH: [00.00] m
(E) – CALC. W (C) Exit
Enter the distance traveled between the two points of reference. In case of 20 meters, type 2 0 0 0, without adding point or comma. The calibrator will understand that this is 20 and not 2000 meters.
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MANUAL MEAS - MTCO W MEAS: [17586] P/Km
(C) Exit
C
After entering the value of the distance traveled and pressing the E key, the value of the constant “K” being adjusted is shown on the dis
2.4.4 - Manual Measurement of “W” factor for KTCO
lay.
For the measurement of automatic “W” factor in a vehicle equipped with KTCO, just run the same previous procedure from the step 1, by changing the cable for tests and the option in step 2 from MTCO to KTCO.
For the measurement of the mechanical macrograph KTCO 1308 is necessary to attach the Adapter Box (page 05/item 05) and use the sensor of 08 or 10 impulses/lap in the gearbox. In this case, the number of laps/km will be equal to the number of measured pulses divided by the number of emitted pulses by the sensor, i.e.:
Nº. laps/km = __Nº. measured pulses__ 08 or 10 pulses/lap
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2.4.5 – Roller Set for KTCO and MTCO
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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1. AUTO MEAS W
2. MANUAL MEAS W
3. ROLLER SET
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Scroll (E) Enter
Select Roller Set
This function prepares the equipment for taking measurements of the “W” factor using
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the Portable Roll Test
1602.26.160.267F).
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ROLLER SET
MTCO KTCO
5/6
- Scroll (E) Enter
E
From this screen the instructions must be followed from the manual of operation of the Portable Roll Test.
Note: To use other banks of test is necessary to calculate the “W” of equipment through the formula: [(2
π x r) x 8] x 1000 where: π (pi) = 3,1416
x
r = radius of the roll of traction
2.4.6 - Measurement of the Constant “K” for MTCO
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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2. MANUAL MEAS W
3. ROLLER SET
4. CHECK K MEASUR
5/6
Sel. (E) Exec.
Select Check K Measuring
This function reads the value of the constant “K” pre-adjusted in the tachograph.
E
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CHECK K MEASURING
MTCO KTCO
5/6
- Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select MTCO
This function prepares the Calibrator to inject a signal of speed and measure its return, by calculating the value of “K”.
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CHECK K MEASURING
K = 08000 P/Km
(C) Exit
C
The value presented is the pre­programmed into the tachograph. In case of MTCO, the value of “K” can only be adjusted by the “PROGRAMMING”.
2.4.7 – Measurement and adjustment of the constant “K” for KTCO
For the measurement of the constant “K” in a vehicle equipped with KTCO, just run the same previous procedure from step 1, changing up the option in step 2 from MTCO to KTCO. In this case the readed value can be adjusted through the programming keys and must be checked by repeating the previous procedure.
ATTENTION: This function is not applicable to the mechanical tacrograph KTCO
1308.
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2.4.8 – Test of Electronic Tachographs (KTCO 1318 and MTCO 1390)
This item allows that the models of electronic tachographs have tested some of their functions
automatically, such as: Distance Counter Test, Test Chart and Variable Speed Test.
2.4.8.1 – Distance Counter Test (Odometer)
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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4. CHECK K MEASUR.
5. DEVICE TESTING
6. PROGRAMMING
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Device Testing
This function will access a sub-menu in which will be possible to measure the indication of the odometer, to generate a test chart and inject a signal of speed previously known.
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1. DIST COUNT TEST
2. TEST CHART
3. VARIABLE SPEED
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Distance Counter Test
In this function will be possible to test whether the indication of the odometer of the tachograph is in accord with the actual distance traveled.
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DIST COUNTER TEST
MTCO KTCO
5/6
- Scroll (E) Enter
Select MTCO or KTCO
This function prepares the Calibrator to generate a signal of speed compatible
E
with the selected tachograph.
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DIST COUNTER TEST
K = [08000] P/Km
(E) – Reference Adjust
E
Enter the value of constant “K” readed in the previous step. (Check “K” Measuring).
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DIST COUNTER TEST S= 20 Km/h K= 08000 D= 0000 meters
(E) – Start Measuring
E
In this moment the calibrator is generating a low signal of speed and awaiting the command to increase to 100 Km/h and starts the count in meters. Before giving the command, choose a reference number on the right of the numerator of the odometer and memorize it.
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DIST COUNTER TEST S= 100 Km/h K= 08000 D= 0095 meters
(E) – Decrement Speed
E
By pressing E the counter triggers the count and the speed goes to 100 km/h. When it is 950 meters, press E to reduce the speed. Doing this will be easier to synchronize the counter with the odometer.
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DIST COUNTER TEST S= 20 Km/h K= 08000 D= 0987 meters
(E) – Stop
E
When the numerator of reference, in the tachograph, arise again, press E and check if the counter closed the count near
20 metros.
1000
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DIST COUNTER TEST S= 0 Km/h K= 08000 D= 1002 meters
(C) – Exit
C
The distance traveled by the odometer should be close to the distance indicated by the programmer, i.e., 1000 meters. Being within the limits tolerated, simply close the test, otherwise do it again and in case of repeat the discrepancy, proceed with the repair.
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Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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4. CHECK K MEASUR
5. DEVICE TESTING
6. PROGRAMMING
(5/6) – Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Device Testing
This function will access a sub-menu in which will be possible to measure the indication of the odometer, to generate a test chart and inject a signal of speed previously known.
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1. TESTE DE DIST.
2. TEST CHART
3. VARIABLE SPEED
(5/6) – Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Test Chart
In this function will be possible to generate a disk of proof of good operation of tachograph or if there is an anomaly i n the recording.
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TEST CHART
MTCO KTCO
5/6
- Scroll (E) Enter
Select MTCO or KTCO
This function prepares the Calibrator to generate a signal of speed compatible
E
with the selected tachograph.
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(E) – Start (C) Exit
TEST CHART
K = [08000] P/Km
Enter the value of constant “K” readed in the previous step. (Check “K” Measuring).
E
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TEST CHART
MEAS RANGE =[125] Km/h
(5/6) - Scroll (E) Cont.
E
Enter the value corresponding to the larger scale of the speed in the display of speedometer/tachograph. The most usual is 125 km/h. See Table 01.
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TEST CHART S= 000 t= 075 P= 01 MR=125km/h K=08000
(C) – Exit
The automatic test starts in the step 01. They are 22 steps with duration and speed variables (see Table 01). The total time of the test is 1h50’, and may be interrupted at any time.
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TEST CHART S= 000 t= 001 P= 22
END OF TEST
Exit
C
At the end of the test will be issued information on the screen of the programmer and the red led will be lit until pressed the C button.
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Table 01:
Step
P1 75 0 P2 300 70 90 100 110 115 130 135 150 P3 600 0 P4 75 20 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 P5 75 50 60 60 60 60 80 80 80 P6 75 70 90 90 90 90 120 120 120 P7 10 70 90 100 110 115 130 135 150 P8 75 70 90 90 90 90 120 120 120
P9 75 50 60 60 60 60 80 80 80 P10 75 20 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 P11 600 0 P12 10 20 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 P13 600 0 P14 10 50 60 60 60 60 80 80 80 P15 600 0 P16 10 70 90 90 90 90 120 120 120 P17 600 0 P18 10 70 90 100 110 115 130 135 150 P19 600 70 90 90 90 90 120 120 120 P20 600 50 60 60 60 60 80 80 80 P21 600 20 30 30 30 30 40 40 40 P22 600 0
Duration
(seconds)
60 80 90 100 105 120 125(*) 140
Scale range
Speed (Km/h)
(*) Value of scale ranges more common for tachograph Siemens VDO Automotive.
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2.4.8.3 – Variable Speed Test
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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4. CHECK K MEASUR
5. DEVICE TESTING
6. PROGRAMMING
(5/6) – Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Device Testing
This function will access a sub-menu in which will be possible to measure the indication of the odometer, to generate a test chart and inject a signal of speed previously known.
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1. DIST COUNT TEST
2. TEST CHART
3. VARIABLE SPEED
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Variable Speed
In this function will be possible to generate a signal of speed and change it gradually from more to less, observing the behavior of the indicator (speedometer).
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VARIABLE SPEED
MTCO KTCO
5/6
- Scroll (E) Enter
Select MTCO or KTCO
This function prepares the Calibrator to generate a signal of speed compatible
E
with the selected tachograph.
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VARIABLE SPEED
K = [08000] P/Km
(E) – Speed Adjust
E
Enter the value of the constant “K” readed in the step 2.4.5 (Check “K” Measuring).
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VARIABLE SPEED
K = [08000] P/Km
S = [100] Km/h
(E) – Start (C) Exit
E
Enter the value of speed that you want the tachograph indicate, observing the value of the scale range. Press E to the test operates.
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VARIABLE SPEED
K = [08000] P/Km
S = [100] Km/h
(E) – Speed Adj (C) Exit
E
By activated the test, the value of speed can not be edited more, only by pressing E again. By pressing the button E it will be possible to adjust the value of speed. In this moment is released the editing mode to the desired value.
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VARIABLE SPEED
K = [08000] P/Km
S = [060] Km/h
(E) – Start (C) Exit
C
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2.4.9 – Programming
This item is divided into 05 (five) sub-items: Installation, Date-Time, Manufacturing Data,
Erase Memory and Software Version. For each sub-items there are others sub-items that will allow
programming of specific functions of MTCO.
2.4.9.1 – Installation
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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4. CHECK K MEASUR
5. DEVICE TESTING
6. PROGRAMMING
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
Select Programming
This function will access a sub-menu in which will be possible to make all necessary adjustments to the operation of MTCO.
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1. INSTALLATION
2. DATE - TIME
3. MANUFACT DATA
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Installation
This function will access a sub-menu in which will be possible to read and record all the programmable parameters of MTCO, and to program one by one, if necessary.
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1. READ PARAMETERS
2. WRITE PARAMETERS
3. PROGRAMMING K
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Read Parameters
In this function will be possible to read the parameters necessary for programming a new MTCO identical to the defective.
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READ PARAMETERS
READ OK!
(C) Exit
C
After completion of reading, the data remain stored in the memory of the programmer and can be recorded in other unprogrammed MTCO.
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1. READ PARAMETERS
2. WRITE PARAMETERS
3. PROGRAMMING K
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Write Parameters
This function is a complement of the previous. In this case the parameters are recorded in the MTCO to be installed.
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WRITE PARAMETERS
WRITE OK!
(C) Exit
1. READ PARAMETERS
2. WRITE PARAMETERS
3. PROGRAMMING K
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Scroll (E) Enter
C
E
After completion of writing, the new MTCO is able to be installed on the vehicle from which the defective equipment was removed.
This function allows changing the constant of correction “K” of the tachograph MTCO. This is one of the parameters that the function “Read or Save Parameters” keep in memory. This adjustment is necessary for the MTCO understand the sign of speed from the sensor as being the real.
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W ADJUST * * *
* * *
[25054] P/Km
(E) – Ajustar (C) Sair
In case of wanting to correct the constant “K”, press L to clear the fields of editing, enter the desired value and press E. This adjustment is similar to the installing a reducer in the mechanical tachograph or adjustment of the keys in the electronic tachograph.
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4. N - ADJUSTMENT
5. WHEEL CIRCUMFER
6. DIST COUNTER
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
This function is not enabling to tachograph currently in use. It allows adjusting the constant of adaptation to indication/recording of engine speeds (RPM).
Select next function.
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4. N - ADJUSTMENT
5. WHEEL CIRCUMFER
6. DIST COUNTER
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
WHEEL CIRCUMFER
[5100] mm
(E) – Adjust (C) Exit
E
Select Wheel Circumference
In this function must be registered the perimeter or radius of the wheel, with tire, from the vehicle where the MTCO is installed. Auxiliary function in the mathematical calculation of the constant”K”.
In case of wanting to correct the value of the perimeter/radius, press L to clean the fields of editing, enter the desired and press E. This programme is only informative, does not affect the o
eration of the tachograph.
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4. N - ADJUSTMENT
5. WHEEL CIRCUMFER
6. DIST COUNTER
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Distance Counter
This function allows programming the total distance traveled in the equipments of exchange and keeping them as the original vehicle mileage.
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DISTANCE COUNTER
[0013586] Km
(E) – Adjust (C) Exit
In case of wanting to correct the kilometers traveled, press L to clean the field of editing, enter the desired value and press E.
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7. VEHICLE IDENT.
8. CONFIGURATION
9. CAN CONFIG.
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
This function allows logging the vehicle identification where the MTCO will be installed. This function is an item of security and will help in cases of traceability of equipment.
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VEHICLE IDENTIF.
[9BWV2VD23YRY03520]
F1-SUB
Adjust (C) Exit
E
In case of wanting to correct the vehicle identification, press L to clean the field of editing, enter the desired value and press E. In case of wanting to replace only one character, press F1, select the desired character and enter the new value for it.
Note: In this function can be used the
F1 key to help in the edition of the vehicle identification. This key alternate the editing mode between overwrite or insert character. While on the screen of the programmer the description F1-SUB the editing mode will allow to insert new characters erasing the first from left to right. When it is in the function F1-INS, will be available the mode of replacement only from the selected character. To enter the characters in yellow press F3 (from A to M), for the green characters press F4 (from N to Z), and for numbers press F2 (from 0 to 9). At this moment the corresponding led to the mode selected will remain on (for letters) or off (for numbers).
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7. VEHICLE IDENT.
8. CONFIGURATION
9. CAN CONFIG.
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
10. PRODUCT CODE
11. DRIVE SHAFT
12. INITIAL INSTAL.
(5/6) – Scroll (E) Enter
10. PRODUCT CODE
11. DRIVE SHAFT
12. INITIAL INSTAL.
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
DRIVE SHAFT
[00,01] I/U
(E) – Adjust (C) Exit
10. PRODUCT CODE
11. DRIVE SHAFT
12. INITIAL INSTAL.
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
INITIAL INSTALLATION
[05
/ 01 / 01]
F1 – Adjust (C) Exit
12. INITIAL INSTAL.
13. CALIBRATE DATE
14. SEAL NUMBER
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
CALIBRATE DATE
[05
/ 01 / 01]
F1 – Adjust (C) Exit
E
E
E
E
E
E
These functions are not enabling to tachograph currently in use. They are included in the configuration of the product and must not
be changed in any hypothesis.
Select next function.
This function is not enabling to tachograph currently in use. Modify since the configuration of the display until the exhibition modes and
must not
circumstances.
be changed under any
Select next function.
Select Drive Shaft
This function records the relation of reduction of the rear axle of the vehicle. Auxiliary function in the mathematical calculation of the constant”K”.
In case of wanting to correct the relation of reduction, press L to clean the field of editing, enter the desired value and press E. This programme is only informative, does not affect the operation of the tachograph.
Select Initial Installation
Function of control. It records the date on which the MTCO was installed. This function is optional, however important in tracking the product.
To register the Initial Installation, must be pressed E to change the field, i.e., enter the day and press E, enter the month and press E, and finally enter the year and press E. At the end press F1 and the date will be effective.
Select Calibrate Date
Function of control. It records the date on which the measurement of MTCO was made. It is an optional function, however important in the tracking of the measurements by which the MTCO passed.
To register the Calibrate Date, must be pressed E to change the field, i.e., enter the day and press E, enter the month and press E, and finally enter the year and press E. At the end press F1 and the date will be effective.
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12. INITIAL INSTAL.
13. CALIBRATE DATE
14. SEAL NUMBER
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Seal Number
Function of control. It records the number or name of the person responsible for last measurement of MTCO. Important function in the control of those responsible for measurements made.
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SEAL NUMBER
[SIEMENS VDO]
F1-SUB
Adjust (C) Exit
To record the desired information, press L to clean the field of editing, enter the desired name/number and press E. In case of wanting replace only one character, press F1, select the desired character and enter the new value for it.
Note: In this function can be used the
F1 key to help in the edition of the vehicle identification. This key alternate the editing mode between overwrite or insert character. While on the screen of the programmer the description F1-SUB the editing mode will allow to insert new characters erasing the first from left to right. When is the function F1-INS, will be available the mode of replacement only from the selected character. To enter the characters in yellow press F3 (from A to M), for the green characters press F4 (from N to Z), and for numbers press F2 (from 0 to 9). At this moment the corresponding led to the mode selected will remain on (for letters) or off (for numbers).
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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13. CALIBRATE DATE
14. SEAL NUMBER
15. OVER SPEED
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Over Speed
This function allows adjusting the speed from which a light or sound device could be triggered, activated by the D4 output of MTCO.
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OVER SPEED
[- - - -] km/h
READING MTCO
Adjust (C) Exit
At this moment the calibrator will check what is the value pre-adjusted to the MTCO. This will be possible only if the tachograph have that function.
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OVER SPEED
[080] Km/h
Adjust (C) Exit
After reading the pre-adjusted value will be possible reprogram it. In case of wanting to correct the trigger point of the external device, press L to clean the field of editing, enter the desired value and press E.
Note: the function “Over Speed” will be valid only for MTCO models that have, in their “Product Code”, the numbers 007 and 008 in position hhh (see Information Service T033/02).
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Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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1. INSTALLATION
2. DATE - TIME
3. MANUFACT DATA
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Scroll (E) Enter
Select Date - Time
This function will access a sub-menu in which will be possible to adjust date/time, time zone
E
and over time.
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1. MTCO TIME ←
2. MTCO TIME ZONE
3. MTCO OVER TIME
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select MTCO Time
This function will allow correcting the current date (day, month and year) and hour/minutes. This function is necessary only if the MTCO present an error greater than 01 day (or 24 hs).
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SYSTEM TIME UTC DATE: 05 / 01 / 2001 TIME: 10:38:25
F1 – Adjust (C) Exit
E
To change the values of interest, press E for change of field to each value entered and, at the end, press F1 and the modification will be effective.
Note: in this function should be adjust the value of hours always with 01 (one) hour more than the
desired. This is necessary because the Tachograph Programmer / Calibrator leaves the factory with a pre-adjusted time zone in less one hour (–01:00hs) than the desired time to adjust. This difference is compensated at the time of adjustment of hours. For instance: in case of wanting to adjust the hours to 12:10 pm, you must enter 13:10hs and the calibrator itself will correct the difference.
ATTENTION: Every time when there is change of hours in MTCO, you must open the
disk compartment and correct the time of recording in the disk diagram. See “Manual of Operation of MTCO”.
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1. MTCO TIME
2. MTCO TIME ZONE
3. MTCO OVER TIME
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Time Zone
This function adjusts the value of the time zone to be compared with the world standard time (UTC). It is pre-adjusted in less one hour (-01:00).
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TIME ZONE
-01:00 h
F1 – Adjust (C) Exit
E
If you do not want to run the process of the previous observation, simply reset the time zone. For this, enter the value zero twice, press E, and then F1. We recommend not changing the original settings of Tachograph Programmer / Calibrator.
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1. MTCO TIME
2. MTCO TIME ZONE
3. MTCO OVER TIME
Scroll (E) Enter
C
This function is not enabling to tachograph currently in use. Program dates and times in which the MTCO changes automatically to over time and must not circumstances.
be changed under any
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Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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1. INSTALLATION
2. DATE - TIME
3. SETUP KITAS
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
SETUP KITAS
(E) Setup (C) Exit
SETUP KITAS
SETTING...
(E) Setup (C) Exit
SETUP KITAS
SENSOR ACTIVATED
(E) Setup (C) Exit
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E
C
Setup sensor model Kitas
This function allows that the sensor Kitas, installed on the vehicle, is recognized by tachograph MTCO 1390. This transaction affects the operation of the tachograph and should be used whenever there is exchange of the sensor or the tachograph MTCO 1390.
(*) the sensor Kitas is a differential model. It has the normal functions of the sensor Hall (positive, negative and signal of speed) and also a communication with the MTCO 1390.
If the sensor is not “enabled” it will not recognize the tachograph and vice versa.
As a result the MTCO will record the speed normally, when in motion, and will acknowledge the failure of the sensor when stopped. This can be seen through the continuous recording from 0 to 30 km/h on the scale of speed of the disk diagram.
The sensor Kitas is identificated by code 2170/2171 printed in its body. The other numbers identify the features of each sensor Kitas, for example, the length of the rod.
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2.4.9.4 – Manufacturing data
Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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2. DATE - TIME
3. SETUP KITAS
4. MANUFACT DATA
5/6
Scroll (E) Enter
E
Select Manufacturing Data
This function informs the date on which the MTCO’s board was manufactured. This programme is only informative, does not affect the operation of the tachograph and can not be changed.
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MANUFACTURING DATA
DATE: 31 / 08 / 99
(C) Exit
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Steps Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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1. MANUFACT DATA
2. ERASE ERROR MEM
3. SW VERSION
5/6
Scroll (E) Ente
Select Erase Memory
This function allows erase all the errors of system recorded in the memory of MTCO.
E
See “Manual of Operation of MTCO”.
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ERASE ERROR MEMORY
ERASING OK!
Erase (C) Exit
E
2.4.9.6 –Software Version’s
Step Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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1. MANUFACT DATA
2. ERASE ERROR MEM
3. SW VERSION
Scroll (E) Enter
SOFTWARE VERSION
BTC – BR V 1.2
(C) Exit
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Select Software Version’s
This function informs the software version’s in use in the Tachograph Programmer / Calibrator. This programme is only informative, does not affect the operation of the tachograph and can not be changed.
2.4.10 – Change of Language
This item allows all screens of operation of the calibrator will be shown in the chosen
language. The standard option is Portuguese, but could be replaced by Spanish or English.
Step Contents of the display Keys Procedures
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5. DEVICE TESTING
6. PROGRAMMING
7.CHANGE LANGUAGE
Scroll (E) Enter
Select Change Language
This function will show the current language of the operation of calibrator.
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CHANGE LANGUAGE
PORTUGUESE
(5/6) – Scroll (E) Enter
E
By selecting, the text changes between Portuguese, English, and Spanish. The <E> key assumes the chosen language.
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3 – Technical Details:
Display:.............................................................. LCD (Liquid Crystal Display) illuminated
4 rows x 20 characteres / row
Character of 5 mm high
Keyboard:..........................................................Keyboard alpha numeric / special characters
System:..............................................................80C320 Processor (8051 Family)
64 KB of EPROM
32 KB of RAM
Without buffer
Interfaces: ......................................................... Serial RS 232, RJ6 connector
Supply Voltage: ................................................9,0 V – 30,0 V / direct current
(protection against reversal of polarity)
Rated Voltage: .................................................. 12,0 Vdc
Power Consumption:........................................ 170 mA (12 V)
Operating Temperature:................................... 0°C to + 40°C
Size:.................................................................... 236 x 125 x 41 mm
(C x L x A)
Cables:............................................................... 1,0 m (length)
Weight:............................................................... 0,495 kg
Accessories: .................................................... See chapter 1.1
Material: ............................................................ Box in ABS
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